- Blender was a popular American music magazine that focused on music, pop culture, and entertainment.
- The magazine was founded by Felix Dennis and launched its first issue in 1994.
- Blender covered a wide range of music genres, including rock, pop, hip-hop, electronic, and alternative.
- Known for its irreverent tone, Blender provided music reviews, artist profiles, and industry news in a lively and engaging manner.
- The magazine featured annual lists such as the “500 Greatest Songs Since You Were Born” and the “50 Worst Songs Ever.”
- Blender also included lifestyle and entertainment content, such as movie reviews, celebrity interviews, and cultural commentary.
- Blender ceased publication in 2009, with its final issue released in March of that year.
- The magazine’s closure was attributed to declining ad revenue and the shift from print to digital media.
- Despite its closure, Blender remains a nostalgic favorite among music fans and is remembered for its unique voice and impact on music journalism.
- Blender’s archives are still accessible online, providing a glimpse into the music and culture of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.